• About the Project
  • User Interface
  • Tech Stack
  • How To Clone This Project
  • How to Get Google Maps API key
• Getting Started
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
• Usage
• Contributing
• Contact
• Acknowledgements

You can see all the user interface and user experience at the following link

• You can clone the Cat Pedigree App repository or download the zip file from the app repository by:

git clone https://github.com/cat-pedigree/app.git

• Open In Android studio
• Please wait gradle project synchronization
• End

• Open the android studio
• Click menu file -> new -> project from version control
• Enter the cat pedigree app repository link https://github.com/cat-pedigree/app.git
• Please wait gradle project synchronization
• End

how to get Google Maps API key? Don't worry, Android Studio will provide a link that you can directly use to create a project in Google Console and get an API Key for Google Maps.

• First, sign in to the Google Cloud Console and go to the Credentials tab.
• Check and click AGREE AND CONTINUE to agree to the Terms of Service.
• Then go to the side menu and select API & Services → Credentials.
• Create a new project by clicking CREATE PROJECT and changing the project name to your liking. Click CREATE to continue.
• Next, activate the Google Maps feature by selecting Enabled APIs & Services on the side menu and clicking the + ENABLED APIS AND SERVICES button.
• Various features will appear that you can use in the Google Cloud Console. Select Maps SDK for Android and click Enable.
• Then select the Credentials menu on the side menu and click the CREATE CREDENTIALS → API key button to create a new credential.
• At this point, you have got a key that usually starts with the word “AIza…”. Actually you can already use this API key, but this key is still not secure because any project can use it. To be more secure, click the Edit API key link.
• Select the Android apps checkbox under Application restrictions and add new data by clicking ADD AN ITEM. Then fill in the package name of your application and SHA-1 of the device used. Notes: Each device has a different SHA certificate. To get SHA-1, you can run the command gradlew signingreport on Terminal
• When finished, click SAVE and copy the key with the prefix "AIza ..." that has been obtained to the meta-data in the following AndroidManifest.

  <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    package="com.catpedigree.capstone.catpedigreebase">
    <application
      ...
        <meta-data
            android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
            android:value="YOUR_API_KEY" />
    </application>
    ...
</manifest>

• Kotlin
• Tensorflow Lite
• Retrofit
• Room
• Room Paging
• Camerax
• Datastore
• Gson
• Glide
• Navigation Dynamic
• Viewmodel
• Live Data
• Navigation UI
• Constraint Layout
• Circle Image

• Android 9.0 (Pie) API 28
• Internet Connection
• Camera
• GPS

• Download the APK
• Install the APK
• Create a new account

ID	NAME	PATH	University	CONTACT
M7269J2321	Bugi Sulistiyo	Machine Learning	Universitas Mulawarman
M2272J2364	Zahrizhal Ali	Machine Learning	Universitas Muslim Indonesia
M2208K1922	Wardatun Sayyidah	Machine Learning	Universitas Hasanuddin
A2152G1665	Robby Ramadhan Anshory	Mobile Development	Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Bandung
A7314F2733	Budi Setiawan	Mobile Development	Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang
C7312F2682	Fina Enno Rizki Oktavia	Cloud Computing	Universitas Sebelas Maret

This section mentions useful resources and libraries that have been used in the project.

• Figma
• Android Studio
• Tensorflow Lite
• Github
• Google Fonts
• Undraw
• Story Set
• Material IO
• Flaticon
• Maze